Apple has just opened the seat reservation period for its annual summer event "Apple Camp", which invites children between 8 and 12 years old to participate in workshops on the company's App Store en different countries, where Apple products are exposed, thus developing their learning in various techniques, coexisting with technology and preparing them in a fun way to use devices of this type.
As every year at this time, the company takes advantage of the school holidays for the little ones and welcomes a multitude of children in its stores, so that they are the ones who experience everything related to the Apple world first-hand.
This year, the company is offering three different programs. First, "Game coding and robot programming", implies knowing object-oriented game coding and, in addition, programming robots to handle tasks of all kinds. "Stories in motion with iMovie" It will require that children know how to use this tool and make storyboards, shoot and edit a movie. Finally, in "Interactive storytelling with iBooks", the members of this course will learn to create books with illustrations, sound effects, and different multi-touch gestures.
The 3 interactive workshops offered by Apple this summer.
Each program in turn implies three free 90 minute workshops spread over three days. The exact dates and times of these will differ from store to store, although each location often has multiple possible choices to accommodate all needs.
Yes indeed. Parents should reserve one of the places as soon as possible to obtain the dates they want, since there is a maximum capacity and surely not everyone can enjoy these interactive workshops. For it, must complete the minor's registration as soon as possible, through the official page.
It is expected that this type of initiative will begin to be taken in the rest of the countries in the coming years. At the moment, these are the available countries: United States, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, and the United Kingdom.